Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-06
LOCAL 6REvlTieS.

Mr.. A. NJ. Crosby and wife left last night
for Chicago.
The Misses Black. of GAINESVILLE, are at
the Ardade.
DIR. Jay ". Morrison went 10 Columbus
this morning.
Mrs. Mamie W .cker left inr.Rurton Ka>.,
last evening.
| Mr. George Niuffrr has returned from a
southern trip
Mr. Ezra Bimm. Of Dayton, is in the city
today on business.
Detective Koontz. of Miamisburg. was in
town this morning.
Marshal John Way. "f South Charleston,
is in the city today.
Mrs. Mary Van Sickle, of this city, has
departed for Hastings, Neb.
Mrs. Sinallwood left yesterday by the
Bee Line for Halstead, Kansas.
Mr.. b. F. Tharston left last evening by
the Bee Line for New York city.
Mr.. David Mcbride, of Portland. Ore
gon. is the guest Of Mr.. James Carson.
Mr.. j. s. Miles now passes the most of
his time in Mechanicsbnrg at his factory.
MessrS. Clarence Huffman and Charles
Iddings. Of Dayton, are in the city today.
Mr.. F.. s. Hedges and family leave soon
for Toledo, to make that city their future
home.
Colonel J. s. Bogle is en- route to Big
Springs. Texas. on business. He started
last evening.
Young ladies' literary and musical enter
tanment at the First Baptist church this
evening at $50.
Mr.. Cam. Dean. deputy treasurer of
Greene county. was in the city last night,
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. q. Barber.
Ed. Heiserman, after two weeks illness
at his home. has so far recovered as To be
able to resume his duties at Springfield
Trl,and Citizen.
Mr.. Thomas Collett, successor of Rev.
Henry Tuckley in the ST. Paul NJ. +.
church. will occupy the p@lpil Sunday.
May sth. both morning and evening.
A ear bearing twenty-five L. s. soldiers.
under command of a corporal. passed
through last evening. en- route from New
York to Jefferson Barracks. St Louis.
The funeral services of the late Miss
Sarah A. Mills will be held from the family
residence. on Harrison street. tomorrow
Saturday afternoon at $50 o'clock. Rev.
John L. Rose will conduct the services.
The entertainment al Snow Hill last
night was not well attended, on account of
| the incleinency of the weather, and il has.
therefore, been decided Ia repeat il tomor-
row Saturday evening. All are invited.
james Winbush was statiOn-honSed for
drunkenness last night. About $50 in the
evening he caught a little weiner-wurSt
yender at the corner Of Main and Market
streets and yelled police" several times.
The officers responded and finding Winbush
drunk locked him up.
Mr.. w. X. SnipeS and wife leave this
evening for New Orleans. where Mr.. Snip-S
goes as delegate from Columbus Ia the
Passenger Conductors National Convention.
which meets in that city next week. Mr..
Snipes is brother-in-law of Mr.. II. l..
Rockiield. Of the Arcade.
MeSsrs. jacob Geiser. Of the REPURTIC;
:. L. BehrendS and K. p. Polling, nf the
Neir Era. and PheliX Seward, of the
Gazette. Springfield. We're in attendance, as
pail bearers at the interment of Edward C..
Jones, a brother compositor, last Thursday
afternoon. After the services they made
the >cntiHeI a friendly call, but found their
old friend. Mr.. J. II. Sypherd. absent at
the q. A. X. encampment at Springfield
Gentlemen, We will be pleased To See you
often South Charleston Sentinel.